Sentence examples for there is wide speculation from inspiring English sources

"There is wide speculation that China is going to undertake a program of monetary tightening," he said.

There is wide speculation in the Thai news media that he will be arrested when it does.

There is wide speculation in Canada that Mike Lazaridis, BlackBerry's co-founder and its former co-chairman and co-chief executive, may make a bid.

Although Gu herself has never confirmed it, there is wide speculation that she carried on an extramarital affair with Heywood during this period.

In his native South Korea, there is wide speculation of his presidential ambitions when he leaves his post as secretary general.

There is wide speculation that instead of running for office, Mr. Monti, who will remain in Parliament as a senator for life, could replace Giorgio Napolitano, who is 87, as president of Italy.

With residents fully expecting another shooting soon, there was wide speculation that the sniper might be pursuing a new sort of gamesmanship by letting witnesses see him standing and taking aim on Monday night in the garage.

There was wide speculation that Jobs’ iPad debut could provide an explosive upside for the stock, similar to what news of the iPhone's pending release did in 2007 when Apple went from $85 to $198 in less than 12 months.

While Xenogears has never had an official sequel or prequel, there was wide speculation that Namco and Monolith Soft's Xenosaga was a prequel when it was first announced.

There was wide speculation in the media that the incident was an intentional effort to keep Kariya from playing for Canada at the Olympics; Suter and teammate Chris Chelios were both members of the United States' national team.

Following Garfield's 1880 election, there was wide speculation that he would name Walker to be Secretary of the Interior, but Walker had accepted the offer to become President of MIT in the spring of 1881 instead.